Cathrine is a research assistant in the Section for Prevention and Health Promotion. She holds a bachelor and master's degree in social sciences from Cardiff University, Wales, and has previously worked at the national public health institute for Wales (Public Health Wales) in the field of “wider determinants of health".
Cathrine is particularly interested in qualitative research, social and commercial determinants of health, well-being and inequalities, systems thinking and evaluation methods for complex interventions.
Selected publications
- Heathcote-Elliott C, Humphreys C and Winding C. Shaping Places for Well-being in Wales. Applied Systems Thinking Approach: Guide. Public Health Wales NHS Trust: Cardiff. 2024 [Online]
- Winding C, Heathcote-Elliott C and Humphreys C. Exploring the relationships and pathways linking education to health, well-being and equity: literature review. Public Health Wales NHS Trust: Cardiff. 2023 [Online]
- Humphreys C, Heathcote-Elliott C and Winding C. Delivering fair work for health, well-being and equity - what it is, why it matters and what you can do. A guide for local and regional organisations in Wales. Public Health Wales NHS Trust. 2022 [Online]
- Winding C, Morgan F, Heathcote-Elliott C and Humphreys C. Interventions to improve health and health equity through employment related activity: Evidence review. Public Health Wales NHS Trust. 2021 [Online]